There are examples of government policies and initiatives
that unravel almost before they’re unveiled. The Housing and Planning Act could
soon be added to the list. This ill-conceived, iniquitous legislation could
collapse under the weight of its own nonsense and our refusal to accept yet
another attack on public services and working-class communities. According to
the government’s timetable, the Act should be implemented next April. It’s not
going to happen. Amid political turmoil, the legislation is due to return to
Parliament, but not until after the summer recess. Pressure inside and outside
the Commons brought some concessions to the original Bill, but privately, local
councils, including Tory-controlled authorities, are describing the policy as
an “administrative nightmare” and are very worried about its potential impact.
Read more on the Morning Star website.
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